Nice — below is a compact, sourced market reference for the Sorting Cash Machine market (banknote/coin sorters, cash recyclers, currency-counting & sorting machines). I list major companies (with company-level values where publicly available) first, then short sections you requested: Recent developments, Drivers, Restraints, Regional segmentation analysis, Emerging trends, Top use cases, Major challenges, Attractive opportunities, and Key factors of market expansion.

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Company references (major suppliers — with values / notes)

Most vendors report company-level revenues (cash-sorting / recycler product lines are subsegments). I show company totals when company-level figures are available and note where the product sits in the portfolio.

• Glory Ltd. / Glory Global Solutions — leading specialist in currency processing & sorters. Glory reports consolidated net sales of ≈¥369 billion (Glory by numbers / FY). 

• Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) — major player in currency-technology & banknote processing. G+D reported EUR 3.132 billion revenue (2024) across its SecurityTech business.

• Diebold Nixdorf — ATM & self-service vendor with cash-recycling and currency-handling systems; FY2024 revenue ≈ USD 3.75 billion (company-level).

• Crane / Crane NXT (includes Crane Payment Innovations) — payments & cash-handling equipment supplier; Crane reported ~$1.5B sales (2024) for the group (cash-handling businesses sit inside payments/secure transactions).

• NCR (Atleos / ex-NCR businesses) — large ATM / recycler provider; NCR/Atleos reported full-year 2024 revenues ≈ USD 4.3B (NCR group level) and highlights strong ATM/cash-recycler adoption.

• Cummins Allison / CPI (now part of Crane Payment Innovations) — long-time supplier of coin & currency counters / sorters; CPI integrated Cummins Allison into its cash-handling portfolio (company/subsidiary revenue estimates vary by source; the acquired portfolio is a mid-hundreds-of-millions range historically).

• GRG Banking, Laurel (Laurel Bank Machines), Julong (Hangzhou Julong), Glory competitors (regional OEMs) — important regional players, especially in APAC and LATAM (typically private or narrower disclosure).

Market headline figures (reports — select):

• Research houses report the sorting / cash-machine market roughly in the USD ~1.6B (2023–2024) area with forecasts to ~USD 2.1B by 2029 (CAGR ~4–5%). 

• The broader cash recycler market (overlapping category) is reported larger — e.g., ~USD 3.9–4.0B (2025) with a mid-single-digit CAGR to 2029 in several forecasts. 

Recent developments

• Rapid adoption of cash recyclers in ATMs and branch automation: banks and retail chains are installing recycling-capable ATMs and teller recyclers to reduce cash logistics and CIT handlings. Industry reports estimate >1M recycling-capable machines installed globally by 2024.

• OEM consolidation and horizontal platforms: corporate M&A (payments/safety firms expanding into currency-processing) is visible — larger security/ATM vendors doubling down on recyclers & sorters as a managed-service offering.

Drivers

1. Cost & efficiency pressure on banks and retailers — cash recyclers reduce cash-in-transit (CIT) cycles and counting labour.

2. Regulatory & audit requirements — stronger auditability and counterfeit detection needs push automated sorting/validation.

3. Retail self-service & branch transformation — reuse of cash via recyclers supports 24/7 services and lowers branch operating costs.

Restraints

• Long-term decline in cash use in some markets (digital payments growth) reduces absolute volumes in card-centric economies — dampens unit demand in advanced markets.

• High capex and upgrade cycles — mid-sized retailers/branches may delay replacing legacy equipment; used/refurbished machines compete with new units.

• Security & regulatory complexity (transport, secure installation) raise cost and slow rollouts.

Regional segmentation analysis

• APAC: strong unit volumes because cash remains widely used in many APAC countries; many local OEMs and converters (GRG, Julong, Sono-type vendors) compete on price and local service. APAC often shows fastest growth.

• North America & Europe: highest revenue per unit (premium features, service contracts, managed recyclers). Vendors like Diebold Nixdorf, NCR, Glory and Crane have strong footprints here.

• LATAM / MEA: pockets of demand driven by retail expansion and cash-heavy economies, but political/FX headwinds and CIT risks affect adoption speed.

Emerging trends

• “Recycling-as-a-Service” and ATM-as-a-Service (managed OPEX) — vendors bundle hardware + cash management services to reduce client CAPEX and lock-in recurring revenue.

• IoT & telemetry for cash logistics — smart sensors and remote diagnostics reduce downtime and enable predictive service.

• Improved counterfeit detection & high-speed multi-currency sorting — required for cross-border cash processing & CIT firms.

Top use cases

1. Bank branches & self-service ATMs (recycling & sorting).

2. Retail & supermarket back-office cash handling (till reconciliation, night safe sorting).

3. Cash-in-transit (CIT) depots and cash centers (bulk sorting & denomination processing).

4. Casinos & gaming (very high-volume, high-speed sorting + authentication).

5. Municipal / transit fare offices, gaming arcades and large public events.

Major challenges

• Security risk & theft/CIT exposure (equipment must meet strict physical and logical security).

• Fragmented standards & retrofit complexity — integrating recyclers with legacy POS/ATM ecosystems is nontrivial.

• Unit-margin pressure from lower-cost regional OEMs and the availability of refurbished equipment.

Attractive opportunities

• Managed-services (recycler/ATM fleets) and remote monitoring subscriptions — predictable ARR for vendors.

• Emerging markets rollout — APAC, parts of Africa & LATAM still have significant cash volumes and lower legacy automation penetration.

• Upgrades for counterfeit detection / high-speed multi-currency sorters for CIT operators and central banks.

Key factors of market expansion

• Cash-use persistence in large populations (APAC, some LATAM, parts of Africa) and growth of formal retail drive unit demand.

• Bank/retailer focus on operational efficiency and reducing CIT costs — drives recycler adoption.

• Vendor ability to sell services & software (IoT, analytics, predictive maintenance) alongside hardware (converts one-time sales into recurring revenue).

Selected sources (most load-bearing)

• Global market & forecasts (Sorting Cash Machine / Sorting Cash Machine Market reports; ResearchAndMarkets/GlobeNewsWire).

• Cash recycler market reports (ResearchAndMarkets; The Business Research Company) for overlapping recycler category sizing & drivers.

• Company filings / business reports: GLORY (Business Report / “by numbers”), Giesecke+Devrient FY2024 results, Diebold Nixdorf FY2024 results, Crane NXT FY2024 report, NCR FY2024 group reporting.

If you want, I can next (pick one):

• A) build a ranked table (top 12 vendors) with company-level revenues and notes about their cash-sorting/recycler product lines (spreadsheet), or

• B) produce a one-page PPT slide summarizing this brief (downloadable), or

• C) drill into a region (e.g., APAC or India) and list top local suppliers, likely procurement costs for a typical supermarket/branch recycler and go-to-market notes.